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"The staff were wonderful and really helpful. The room was comfortable and we were made to feel like part of the family. "

"Very clean and comfortable room, great location of hotel. The only complaint was that the hotel stated that it had elevators, and we had a first floor room, but there was not an elevator from the lobby. We had to climb a steep staircase (20 steps) to reach the first floor!"

"Lovely suite overlooking grand canal. Modern bathroom. Lovely garden. Brilliant location. Beds are huge and very comfortable. The towels were fluffy and big enough. The bath was much appreciated after a day of sight seeing. Very helpful staff. The girls at breakfast were so kind and efficient."

"Great base to explore venice"

"Beautiful place"

"Overall my experience felt more in line with a four-star property rather than a five-star hotel. The breakfast was particularly disappointing. The quality and organisation did not meet expectations, and the atmosphere was far from relaxing. On one occasion, I was seated next to the coffee machine, which produced a constant and rather intrusive noise, making it difficult to enjoy the meal. In addition, children were not always adequately supervised, and some approached the buffet as though it were a school canteen, which further detracted from the overall experience. While the staff were generally kind and courteous, the level of professionalism was inconsistent. The more experienced members of staff provided a noticeably better service, whereas some of the younger employees seemed insufficiently trained and lacked awareness of the standards expected in a hotel of this category."

"Great location"

"Wonderful rooms, service, cleanliness and location! "

"The staff were pleasant, friendly and helpful. The breakfast was good. The location was good in that it is near many of the main sights and it is also near a vaparetto stop. On the downside, my room was very small and the bathroom cramped and the absence of coffee and tea making facilities in the room was unwelcome. "